Bending Mod FAQ

When you first join a world with Bending Mod, you'll be prompted to choose one of the four elements: Air, Water, Earth, or Fire. This choice determines which abilities you can learn and use. You can only bend one element at a time, so choose based on your playstyle—Air for mobility, Water for defense, Earth for raw power, or Fire for offense.

Yes, you can change your element, but the process typically requires specific in-game conditions or items. Check your mod's configuration or ask on the community forums for the exact method, as it varies depending on your mod version.

Passive abilities activate automatically without you doing anything—they provide constant benefits like improved speed or damage reduction. Active abilities must be bound to your hotbar and manually triggered, giving you direct control over when and how you use them in combat.

Open your ability menu (default key varies by installation) and drag active abilities to your hotbar slots, just like binding regular items. Once bound, you can activate them by pressing the corresponding hotbar number or using right-click, depending on your keybinds.

Sequences are powerful combo moves that require you to use multiple abilities in a specific order within a short time window. Consult the Sequences guide for your element to learn the exact combinations, then practice the timing in safe areas before using them in combat.

Make sure your abilities are properly bound to your hotbar and that you're using the correct activation method (right-click, key press, etc.). Also check that you have enough stamina or mana if your mod version uses a resource system, and verify you're not in a restricted area like a protected region.

Use your passive abilities for defense, keep distance when possible, and chain active abilities together to interrupt their attacks. Learn to dodge their patterns and use sequences when you have an opening—see the combat guide for element-specific strategies.

Bending Mod is generally compatible with most Minecraft mods, but conflicts can occur with mods that heavily modify combat or player mechanics. If you experience issues, try removing mods one at a time to identify the culprit, or check community forums for known incompatibilities.

Bending Mod is optimized for performance and shouldn't cause significant lag on most systems. If you experience frame drops, try reducing particle effects in the mod settings or lowering your render distance, and ensure your Java allocation is adequate.

Yes, Bending Mod supports multiplayer and can be installed on servers. Make sure all players have the same mod version installed, and check with your server admin about any custom configurations or ability restrictions they may have set.